A question for those of you using YZF750 front ends
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A question for those of you using YZF750 front ends
Do any of you have the preload-only forks, and if so, how do they compare to the standard TRX ones?
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Re: A question for those of you using YZF750 front ends
I think I do ('94 R forks)...will tell you when they're on.Kayla wrote:Do any of you have the preload-only forks, and if so, how do they compare to the standard TRX ones?
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Re: A question for those of you using YZF750 front ends
Thanks. I've got a YZF front end here and wondered whether or not to fit it instead of the T'cat forks.
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Re: A question for those of you using YZF750 front ends
Are you sure its only preload? I thought also the compression was adjustable (or was it rebound
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Well, easy to see: a small flathead screw on top of the preload adjuster.
Well, easy to see: a small flathead screw on top of the preload adjuster.
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Re: A question for those of you using YZF750 front ends
Early YZF forks were preload only... PHUK's got a set on his TRX.
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Re: A question for those of you using YZF750 front ends
Yep, me too.honkdawillydahonk wrote:Early YZF forks were preload only... PHUK's got a set on his TRX.
They're black though!
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Re: A question for those of you using YZF750 front ends
Ah, so there are a lot of different versions.
There are also gold colored ones, I guess those have adjustable preload and compression.
Mine is silver and... fully adjustable.
There are also gold colored ones, I guess those have adjustable preload and compression.
Mine is silver and... fully adjustable.
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Re: A question for those of you using YZF750 front ends
Mine are black with preload only. I know the T'cat forks would give a wider/better range of adjustability but, man, USD forks are cool! 
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Re: A question for those of you using YZF750 front ends
And BLACK!
Kayla wrote:Mine are black with preload only. I know the T'cat forks would give a wider/better range of adjustability but, man, USD forks are cool!
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Re: A question for those of you using YZF750 front ends
Indeed I have.honkdawillydahonk wrote:Early YZF forks were preload only... PHUK's got a set on his TRX.
And what more do you want? Get them set up for your weight and away you go. Way better than Tcat IMHO
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